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Full Illinois Model #27

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This PR adds a full model of Illinois in the PyPSA framework using a snakemake workflow.

This pull request:
closes #11
closes #21
closes #23
closes #25
closes #26

There are still some known issues with the model. In particular,

  • projected load growth
  • cost assumptions/projections for solar and wind generators
  • fuel price assumptions for natural gas generators

samgdotson added 20 commits June 24, 2024 10:42
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replaces hardcoded filter value with config option
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enables multi-year horizon
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adds ramp limits and co2 emissions data and constraints -- infeasible
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allows some extendable technologies -- feasible
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adds separate rule for plotting results
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feasible model
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adds emissions plot to plot rule
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updates solve network rule
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fixes emission constraint units and adds ability to specify total dem…
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…and and load growth
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functional multi-year model
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updates dag, adds aggregated build years
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simplifies renewable loading renewable profiles to model
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adds petrol costs for each year in the model
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updates model to include separate technologies for each build year
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adds separate generator for each model year for other techs
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corrects a temporal offset between solar and load
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increases coal plant lifetime to 60 years
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updates costs for existing nuclear plants
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adds load growth
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removes 'learning curves' for new technologies (produces more realist…
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…ic tech growth)
@samgdotson samgdotson added Comp:Analysis This issue has to do with the analysis component of the code or document. (plots, postprocessing) Comp:Build This issue has to do with the build system of the code/doc (makefiles, cmake, install errors) Comp:Core This issue has to do with the main bulk of the code or document. (methods, main content) Comp:Input This issue has to do with the input component of the code or document. (input parameters, prep) Difficulty:3-Expert This issue is not only complicated, but also complex. It may require special advanced skills. Priority:1-Critical This is the highest priority (i.e. it is blocking other work or facing a deadline). Status:5-In Review This issue has been handled, and the solution is being reviewed. (probably as a PR) Type:Feature New feature or feature request labels Jul 2, 2024
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config.yml
load_filter: 60e3 # MW, load above this level will be removed as outliers.
total_demand: 136e6 # Annual MWh in the first year
load_growth: 0.00 # % annual growth
load_share:
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How/where is this used?

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this parameter is not used, anywhere. I think I intended to assign a fraction of the total demand to each bus region, but it was unnecessary.

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config.yml
time_res: 1 # hours
load_filter: 60e3 # MW, load above this level will be removed as outliers.
total_demand: 136e6 # Annual MWh in the first year
load_growth: 0.00 # % annual growth
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When choosing a value for this, may be more instructive to consider the total in the final model year and select a rate that grows to that value.

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Instructive in what way?

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Was able to run the model and view results. Future updates should add some instructions to the readme about updating the environment and clearing snakemake results when making changes to the model. There are also some hard coded values in some scripts related to ramp rates, number of reactors, etc, that should probably be moved to the config file in future iterations, for better generalization.

@lshaver lshaver merged commit 0f6706a into main Jul 4, 2024
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Comp:Analysis This issue has to do with the analysis component of the code or document. (plots, postprocessing) Comp:Build This issue has to do with the build system of the code/doc (makefiles, cmake, install errors) Comp:Core This issue has to do with the main bulk of the code or document. (methods, main content) Comp:Input This issue has to do with the input component of the code or document. (input parameters, prep) Difficulty:3-Expert This issue is not only complicated, but also complex. It may require special advanced skills. Priority:1-Critical This is the highest priority (i.e. it is blocking other work or facing a deadline). Status:5-In Review This issue has been handled, and the solution is being reviewed. (probably as a PR) Type:Feature New feature or feature request
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